What are the effects of having too much coolant?
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After adding too much coolant, it may cause excessive pressure in the coolant expansion tank. The introduction of automotive coolant and precautions when filling are as follows: Introduction: The full name is antifreeze coolant, meaning it is a coolant with antifreeze function. Coolant consists of three parts: water, antifreeze, and additives. According to the different components of antifreeze, it can be divided into alcohol type, glycerol type, ethylene glycol type, and other types of coolant. Precautions: Do not open the cap rashly when the radiator "boils." Do not spill water on the engine when adding water. Avoid human contact with antifreeze. Do not mix different types of antifreeze. Do not operate the engine without water. After the water inlet shows full, start the engine and let it run. When the engine temperature rises to the point where the thermostat opens, the air in the water jacket will be expelled, and the water level will drop. At this time, refill the radiator to full.